Ah, another long The Simpsons couch gag. Or, how I prefer to call them, "We ran out of ideas to fill 20+ minutes with quality storytelling so we desperately need some padding".

Yeah. Sorry!

Facts:
- Erica was absolutely clear she wasn't interested at all. She said it loud and clear many times.
- Geoff didn't get (or didn't want to get) that NO means NO. He just simply couldn't accept it and the audience is supposed to think that his insistence is "cute" and "romantic".
- In the end, when he finally moves…

I don't know if it's just me, but she doesn't strike me as a really nice person in this interview. Is it just my impression, or someone else thought something similar?

Since I stopped watching The Goldbergs after the whole "Erica is in love with Geoff" fiasco, I really don't miss the reviews or Adam Goldberg's insight. I miss The Middle's reviews, though. By the way, I remember you were very vocal about your disgust with the validation of Geoff's stalker-ish behavior and I seem to…

An interest concept ruined by the need of giving the episode a "happy" ending. Definitely disappointing after all the hype.

It's Chewbacca Mom all over again. Why does the media get so obsessed about these losers?

The worst part for me was how frequently my VHS (and my Betamax before that) ate the tapes I put on it. I was scared all the time that the tapes I rented would be damaged or broken and I would have to spend a lot of money paying for them.

I'm usually quick to complain about how modern-day The Simpsons sucks, but I really enjoyed this episode. Well, except for yet another Snowball killed. Stop killing cats, show!

Red Dead Repetitive.

Red Dead Redemption (or at least 90% of it):
- Go by horse (slowly) from point A to point B.
- Shoot and kill a group of bad guys.
- Rinse and repeat.

Slaughtering and raping.

A movie where Miles Teller gets punched in the face? Sign me in!

#clickbait #slownewsday

Good God, who the fuck are The AV Club writers these days?

Oooooh, a sarcastic internet user. How unique and original!

How an asshole and bad, bad, BAD actor with the most punchable face in the world like Miles Teller can get so many jobs is baffling to me.

Fair enough, and I was expecting a reply like yours. What I meant by "objective" is a website where at least the bias towards some studios/actors/actresses is not so blatant (as it is on EW or Salon, as an example).

Serious question: I'm sick and tired of all the "social issues" articles that seem to populate The AV Club these days and I seriously want to stop visiting this website, but I haven't found a proper replacement. Do you guys know of any other websites with good, smart and objective TV/Film reviews that focus on the…

Those drawings are fucking ugly. Please stop.